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On Japan, 102-year-old man.

You said Japan. Good job, Todd.

Yeah.

Become the oldest person to climb Mount Fuji,

according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

This second time you did it, right?

Kokichi Akazawa.

Oh, that's a great name to have a first name, Kokiichi. Koki-I-azawa. Oh, I name.

That's a great name to have a first name.

Kokichi Allen would be a great name. Reached the summit of 12,388 feet.

He surpassed the previous record, which was set by Kokichi Akazawa when he was 96.

Oh, he beat his own record, huh?

He beat his own record. Is Fuji the one you walk? Is that the snow one or is that just straight up hill? That's the other one. That's Kilimanjara, right? Right. Kilimanjara, I understand. It's like a... But that's on the snow one. No. Okay. I think there may be snow at the top. I'd rather do the ones that's not the snow one.

And Kilimanjaro, I understand, is real technical.

It's just like a really tough hike.

Right. Speaking of walking. This one. I don't know if this guy is like a hero or if he was a burden because I'm seeing a picture. He's got a whole entourage in there. He spread the climb over three days, two nights. And let's see, earlier this year, he survived a fall, a case of shingles, and was hospitalized with heart failure. Yeah, he probably shouldn't be on a mountain. He's in a hundred. He's in his hundreds, right? 102. You know what? He don't want to sleep he wants to keep moving man

he was going to quit but his daughter

Motto she's 70

said no

you got to keep going

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